I believe she acknowledged later, when she knew more about the person, that it had been a mistake to share a platform with him
Of course it was a mistake, he was a white supremacist. By her own admission, Posie didn't do any homework on him, other than a brief glance at his channel iIRC. All she needed to do was 10 minutes of googling. Or actually watch some of his videos.
Surely you see it's a massive own goal for someone who's already accused of racism to go on a nazi's YouTube?
But the issue that concerns me most is that the fallout from this affects all. When Posie does things like this it creates a convenient stick for the TRAs to beat us publicly with - and we're all tarred with the same brush.
Posie doesn't give a fuck about how her actions affect the perception of the feminist movement, though. She may have said it was a mistake, but it's not one she's learnt from, particularly. She still rushes into things without thinking and shrugs when the fallout hits the rest of us.
It's not to do with infighting or jealousy of Posie's platform. I love Posie's flair for PR and ability to reach people. The problem is that she sometimes has a negative impact on the rest of us, but has no interest in acknowledging this is a problem, much less actually doing something about it.
If PP lacks solid political analysis that's because she is now politically homeless like so many of us
I'm talking about analysis not allegiance.